Grammar Rules
Noun
Smarter
The correct superlative form of: Tall
Tallest
You saw your friend at the mall yesterday. When did you see her?
I saw her when I was at the mall yesterday.
Watch
Watched
A word that describes or modifies a noun.
Adjective
The correct comparative form of: Sad
Sadder
The correct superlative form of: Thin
Thinnest
You saw your cousin James last weekend at EPCOT. When did you see him?
I saw him when I was at EPCOT.
See
Saw
An adjective that compares two nouns and ends in the suffix (-er).
Comparative Adjective
The correct comparative form of: Young
Younger
The correct superlative form of: Pretty
Prettiest
I saw my sister today at the movies. When did I see my sister?
She saw her sister when she was at the movies.
Go
Went
An adjective that compares three or more nouns and ends in the suffix (-est).
Superlative Adjective
The correct comparative form of:Easy
The correct superlative form of: Careful
Most Careful
You saw your best friends at the Super Bowl last night. When did you see them?
I saw them when I was at the Super Bowl last night.
Give
Gave
What is the rule for changing adjectives that end in "y"?
Drop the "y", add an "i", & then add the ending (-er or -est).
The correct comparative form of: Difficult
More Difficult
The correct superlative form of: Handsome
Most Handsome
You saw Ms. B and her family at Target last weekend. When did you see them?
I saw them when I was shopping last weekend.
Say
Said